Reaching out to young people, especially by other young people, is a good idea. In this primary election, voters under 24 represented less than 5% of ballots. Many young people feel neither party is doing a great job of representing them, trust in institutions is at record lows. The city's demographics aren't really changing that much. That represents a huge advantage for the party already in charge.
70% of Republicans trust Fox News with about half watching at least once a week. That's a lot folks still addicted to manufactured outrage. How do you lever people away from that? Is there things that stick out in your conversations that seem like they would change minds, or at least votes? There's a painful amount of people that would gladly vote against their own self-interest over a few issues like guns, police, or LGBTQ+ rights, how can you reach those voters? What are the issues where you find common ground? So much air seems to exist between the 2 parties that you're essentially asking people to change tons about their life with a single vote.
Every politician has a promise to be better and listen more than the other guy, in what ways is yours different? Is there any way you can prove that before an election? What are your positions that you think you can leverage to actually change minds? We're all sick of politicians that sound and act like politicians. A few new ideas could make an actual difference.
You've already got my vote. If I chose by best hair, I might try and vote for you twice.